Archive for May, 2010

10 Ways to Spot a BP Executive

Posted: 27th May 2010 by MASisMore in Humor
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1. They like oily foods, especially fish. 2. After they go swimming the pool’s filter has to work overtime. 3. They have severe acne. 4. Nothing they own ever squeaks. 5. They love tornadoes, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Natural disasters are great distractions. 6. Their favorite expression is, “Well, well, well.” 7. They do not mind [...]

Social Media: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

Posted: 24th May 2010 by MASisMore in Social Media
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Social media presents everyone who has Internet access with a tremendous variety of opportunities.  The Gods of Geek have once again graced us with a gift that is ours to use to its almost limitless potential. People make use of these opportunities in varieties of ways and the options are extraordinary and still evolving. Because [...]

5 Reasons Why ABC Canceled ‘Romantically Challenged’

Posted: 16th May 2010 by MASisMore in Humor
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As most of you now know, the network, ABC, decided to not bring the show “Romantically Challenged” back for a second season. How they made this decision after only three episodes is entirely beyond me. Then I thought about it and was able to figure out the “real” reasons ABC did not want “Romantically Challenged” [...]

When Twitterers Attack

Posted: 9th May 2010 by MASisMore in Social Media
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I am sure most of us have seen, or maybe even been in, an argument on Twitter before. Often times these misunderstandings occur simply because the typed word, especially in 140 characters or less, does not always come out the way you mean it. People then either launch into a tirade in the public timeline [...]

The “So” in Social Media

Posted: 2nd May 2010 by MASisMore in Inspiration, Social Media
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Social Media is, as its name suggests, a hybrid between promotions and socializing, with an emphasis on the social. I have noticed an evolving phenomenon that I call “The So Factor”. Socializing in real life often occurs on a much smaller scale than it does online. With Twitter in particular, the ability to reach and [...]